Using the Analytical Hierarchy Process to Determine Best Practices for Green Supply Chain Management
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Organizations are generally unable to adopt all possible green supply chain practices due to limited resources and time. For this reason, selecting appropriate green supply chain practices is important for organizations. There are number of conceptual frameworks on supply chain practice adoption process; however, there is a lack of studies on green supply chain practice adoption process based on performance metrics. This study aims to identify suitable green supply chain practices by using an analytical hierarchy process based on supply chain performance criteria. We developed the decision hierarchy on the basis of several supply chain criteria factors (i.e., flexibility, resource requirement, and output) and green supply chain practice alternatives (i.e., internal, external, investment recovery, and eco design practices).
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Organizations are generally unable to adopt all possible green supply chain practices due to limited resources and time. For this reason, selecting appropriate green supply chain practices is important for organizations. There are number of conceptual frameworks on supply chain practice adoption process; however, there is a lack of studies on green supply chain practice adoption process based on performance metrics. This study aims to identify suitable green supply chain practices by using an analytical hierarchy process based on supply chain performance criteria. We developed the decision hierarchy on the basis of several supply chain criteria factors (i.e., flexibility, resource requirement, and output) and green supply chain practice alternatives (i.e., internal, external, investment recovery, and eco design practices).
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